Winter Conference sponsorships provide businesses with advertising exposure to this diverse and passionate audience. All sponsorships include a set number of conference tickets, meals, and one exhibitor space.

Organizations exhibiting in the Green Market Fair gain exposure to hundreds of unique participants and are listed on the Conference webpage. Please Note: Exhibitor spaces are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis. Find out more here!

Now Accepting Art Proposals

NOFA-NH is seeking to connect with local artists for our 2027 NOFA-NH Winter Conference. The theme for our 25th Winter Conference is Resilient Roots, Radiant Horizons. We are looking for two-dimensional visual art media that reflects a vision rooted in healthy soils, fair economies, and communities that care for each other. In twenty years of practice, relationship, and hard-won knowledge, our roots have been able to run deep. Today, we are looking forward to a horizon that is widening towards a more inclusive economic model, with land access rooted in justice and food systems built on care rather than extraction. NOFA-NH started as a grassroots organization, built by farmers and environmentalists who saw a bright future ahead.  We hope this art can capture the movement that started down to earth and bring it into the light. 

Art must be a full-color print to add to our advertising and merchandise for the event. All proceeds from sales relating to merchandise will be collected by NOFA-NH. Art must be handmade by the artist, using no AI; however, it can be digitally hand-drawn. Ideally, pieces of the art can be isolated and used throughout marketing.   Priority will be given to local growers and NOFA-NH members; however, all local artists are encouraged to apply.

Now Accepting Workshop Proposals

We want you to join us with your knowledge at the 2027 NOFA-NH Winter Conference! We welcome proposals on topics related to organic production & living soils, economics, ownership models and markets, movement building, policy and food sovereignty, community footways and health and local resilience. We’re especially interested in workshops that:

• Have clear alignment with agroecological and organic growing principles. 

• Focus on actionable lessons, replicable bright spots, and systemic solutions rather than single commercial product endorsements. 

• Prioritization of diverse voices, including BIPOC, LGBTQ+, beginning, and frontline smallholders. 

• Demonstrated experience with hands-on practice or grassroots community leadership. 

• We encourage presentations that share perspectives from multiple speakers (panel format), engage the audience, and are in alignment with our conference theme and tracks.   

Submit your proposal by December 1.

Now is the time to start saving your seeds for NOFA-NH's annual seed swap! These donated seeds are supplied and grown throughout our community to expand food access, biodiversity, and build a stronger food system in New Hampshire. NOFA-NH has created labels to use for the for the swap. To learn more about seed saving, check out our Seed Saving resource blog.